Mushy Music - EYFS Expressive Arts and Design

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Three mushy mushrooms, one playing a trumpet, one playing a ukelele and one playing a steel pan

Play this Reception game to learn all about music!

Play this fun music game, Mushy Music, with your child and join the Mushies at a magical music festival.

They can practise their music and rhythm skills by playing along to the beat in a Mushy Music show!

The game can help your child to learn all about different types of musical instruments and how they work.

  • String instruments, such as a ukelele, make a sound when the strings vibrate.

  • Wind instruments, such as a trumpet, need air to make sounds.

  • Percussion instruments, such as steel pans, make a sound when you strike or bang them.

Let's make some music!

Three mushy mushrooms, one playing a trumpet, one playing a ukelele and one playing a steel pan
A mushy playing the drums.

Improve your child’s EYFS music skills

Developed with Early Years experts, this Reception game will support children's key learning for the EYFS.

Children can have fun while learning about different types of musical instruments and exploring tempo, rhythm and sound.

With the help of the musical Mushies, children will be able to learn and practise how to:

• listen attentively to and create their own music

• keep a steady beat whilst making their own music with instruments

• appreciate rhythms and beats in music

• spot changes and patterns as a piece of music develops

Once your child has mastered this music game, why not help them to understand the world with the EYFS game My World?

A mushy playing the drums.
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